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Impossible. Scotch has to have at least 40% alcohol by volume (otherwise they aren't allowed to sell it as 'scotch') and the remaining 40 to 60% is pretty much entirely water. In other words, scotch is (deliciously flavored) alcohol. It's like asking if you could have a cup of coffee without any coffee in it.
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Is truth wine without alcohol do not have alcohol?
Yes, dealcoholized wine has only a trace amount of alcohol remaining, but it is fermented in the usual fashion to give it other wine qualities. In other words, you will not get drunk or high on dealcoholized wine but you can still enjoy its flavor and body.
What happens to the alcohol removed to make dealcoholized wine and beer?
It is used in Paint Thinner (just kidding) or antifreeze.
What is a scotch neat?
Scotch neat is a scotch with no ice.
How do you play scotch foursomes?
with a bottle of scotch
Is there salt in scotch?
depends on which scotch you buy
Which has more calories wine or scotch?
Scotch.
What is scotch with no ice called?
straight scotch
What one word can link between hop and pancake?
scotch, hop scotch and scotch pancake.
How do you drink Scotch?
You drink scotch on the rocks with water.
Where is the Scotch Plains Public Library in Scotch Plains located?
The address of the Scotch Plains Public Library is: 1927 Bartle Avenue, Scotch Plains, 07076 1212
Is the chess opening in the scotch called scotch or the scotch opening?
Really, it could be called both. Both are correct.
Can you explain the expression a drop of scotch?
Scotch is type of whiskey (an alcoholic beverage). The phrase about "a drop of scotch" would be used by someone trying to be cute or coy about their desire to drink some scotch. They are saying (usually insincerely) that they will have a little bit of scotch to drink. It is a convivial phrase for a drink of scotch, usually encountered in an invitation: Will you have a drop of scotch with me? Or it may indicate a small amount added to something: I'll have water with a drop of scotch.
